What to do if I have to fill the Heatmaster C Series with water too often?
If you're frequently adding water (more than once a week or a few gallons per week) to your Heatmaster furnace without a clear reason: * Check the temperature settings and the door and ash drawer gaskets to ensure the furnace isn't overheating and steaming. * Inspect the furnace perimeter for water puddles or drips. * Examine all plumbing in the system for leaks.
What to do if there is a power failure with my Heatmaster furnace?
If there is a power failure affecting your Heatmaster furnace: * Open all flow-check and zone valves in the system. * When power returns, reset all flow check and zone valves and resume normal system operation.
What to do if Heatmaster C Series has an excessive amount of creosote?
If your Heatmaster furnace has excessive creosote in the firebox or bypass: * Check to ensure the furnace is sized accurately according to heat demand. * If the chimney and/or bypass become plugged with creosote, scrape it out to ensure a proper burn in the firebox.
What to do if there is a chimney fire in my Heatmaster C Series Furnace?
If there is a chimney fire in your Heatmaster furnace: * Make sure the firebox and ash pan doors are tightly closed. * Close all combustion air inlets on the furnace.
What to do if there is smoke leaking out of the Heatmaster C Series door?
If smoke is leaking from your Heatmaster furnace door: * Ensure the door is sealing properly. * Replace the seal if it's worn out. * Adjust the door by loosening the Door Latch Bearings and Door Hinge bearings, then set the door so it seals tightly against the door jamb.
What to do if Heatmaster C Series Furnace has shut down?
If your Heatmaster furnace has shut down, check these items: * Confirm that the unit has power (does the light work?). * Ensure the Furnace On/Off switch is in the On position. * Check the water temperature. The furnace has a high-temperature cut-out at 190 degrees F and restarts at 140 degrees F.
What to do if Heatmaster C Series overheats?
If your Heatmaster furnace is overheating: * Check that all doors are closing properly and that the door gasket is completely sealing. * Check that the damper plate is opening and closing without hang-ups. * Check venting and fan box on rear of furnace for air leaks. * Verify that the temperature settings are correct. The furnace should be set on Heating Mode (H1) and the high temperature setting should be set no higher than 185° F. * Examine the chimney draft. A chimney extended too far or exposed to strong winds may cause a downdraft. * Check the water level. * Ensure the door and ash drawer are airtight. * Confirm all pumps in the system are running.
What to do if Heatmaster C Series water is hot but buildings do not have heat?
If the water in your Heatmaster furnace is hot, but your buildings aren't receiving heat: * Ensure all pumps in the system are running. * Check the filler cartridge for flow blockage (if one is installed). * Bleed off any air in the system at the exchanger. * Confirm that all valves are open to allow water flow. * Check the water temperature as it exits the furnace, enters the building, and before and after each heat exchanger.
General| Brand | Heatmaster |
|---|---|
| Model | C Series |
| Category | Furnace |
| Language | English |
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